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Stow the air conditioner:
Empty any condensation water from the condensation tank.
Let the unit run in ventilation-only mode for a few hours to allow it to dry
completely from the inside.
Clean the filters.
Pull out the mains plug and stow it in the compartment provided (see fig.).
Use the original carton to store the air conditioner.
Troubleshooting:
The unit does not switch on:
Check the mains plug and try a different socket.
Check if the house fuse has popped out.
Check whether the condensation tank is full ("Condensation tank is full" signal light is on). If the condensation
tank is full, empty it (see page 9).
Check whether the room temperature is perhaps already below the selected target temperature.
It could be that the overheating protection of the unit is switched on. In this case, try again after a short while
and in cooler conditions.
The unit does not cool enough:
Make sure that the unit is not in direct sunlight.
Make sure that no windows or doors are open.
Is it possible that there are too many heat sources in the room? Please consider that every person, every
window exposed to sunlight and every electrical appliance produces heat and therefore the cooling capacity of
the air conditioner may no longer be effective enough.
Make sure that the filter is not dirty and is sufficiently permeable to air.
Make sure that the air intake, the exhaust air and the exhaust air duct for the warm air are not blocked and
have sufficient free space.
Check whether the room temperature is perhaps already below the selected target temperature.
The unit seems too loud to me:
Check that the unit has a firm stand with all four castors and is not uneven. Quieter operation is achieved if the
air conditioner is placed on a carpet or a piece of floor mat. Furthermore, a short exhaust hose for the warm air
in the room is advantageous.
In the event of a defect, do not attempt to repair the air conditioner yourself!
Power plug
compartment
Power plug
compartment